An important meeting is being organized in Beijing to resolve the border disputes between India and China. This meeting is also special because for the first time after five years, there will be a meeting of Special Representatives between the two countries. For this, NSA Ajit Doval has reached Beijing with his team. This is the meeting schedule for Wednesday i.e. today, in which there will be discussions regarding border patrolling and LAC violations in Eastern Ladakh.
These talks are being held after both the countries have implemented the decision of withdrawal of troops in Demchok and Depsang areas as an agreement. Co-ordinated patrolling has also been started from both sides. Meanwhile, Aaj Tak had received information from government sources as to how the conversation went. For example, apart from the 21 rounds of meetings of Corps Commanders in both the countries, several rounds of talks have also been held at the diplomatic level.
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India refused to bow down, kept its stand firm
During commander level talks between the two countries, situations of deadlock also arose many times. Diplomatic talks were held during this period, but in the talks held during the last four years, India refused to bow down at any level. India’s stand regarding patrolling in Depsang and Demchok remained clear.
India’s emphasis on maintaining the status of 2020
India clearly gave a message to China that returning to the situation of April 2020 would be the first step towards a solution. In the last few years, India’s growing power on the global stage and especially the successful organization of the G20 summit put pressure on China, due to which China was forced to retreat. Apart from G20, India’s importance in BRICS, SCO and Quad also forced China to retreat.
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75% of disputes have been resolved – Jaishankar
In the current situation, India is trying to maintain its military and diplomatic position. It is not possible to immediately remove the military infrastructure that India has built in Ladakh in the last five years. With this, the foreign ministers of both the countries held high-level talks in St. Petersburg, in which it was agreed to make rapid efforts towards resolving the remaining border disputes and improve bilateral relations. Indian Foreign Minister S Jaishankar also says that 75% of the issues in this region have been resolved and complete resolution is expected soon. This dialogue is an important step towards stabilizing India-China relations.
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